Nursing News - November 12, 2010
The NHS faces a period of job cuts, clogged hospital wards and rising waiting times, nurse leaders have said.
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Nurses predict gloomy NHS future
Helping make boo-boos better (Morris Daily Herald)
Thinking of others comes naturally for three area children who decided to make items and sell them at community events in order to buy bandages to help care for pediatric patients at Silver Cross Hospital. 27,000 jobs 'facing the axe in NHS' (Andover Advertiser)
The Government's promise to protect the NHS from cuts is an "urban myth", a has union has warned as it released figures showing almost 27,000 posts face the axe. 
Accidental overdose at Tacoma children's hospital (The Seattle Times)
A 6-year-old boy who had an emergency appendix operation last weekend at Mary Bridge children's hospital in Tacoma was accidentally given a double dose of medication. School nurses spread thin over Mobile County schools (The Mobile Register Online)
Derick King, right, makes sure a student completes her pregnancy forms on Wednesday, Oct. 
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